Typed REST Client ================= :class:`taimoe.platform.TaimoeClient` provides synchronous and asynchronous operations through one client class. Async methods use the ``*_async`` suffix. .. code-block:: python from taimoe.platform import TaimoeClient with TaimoeClient( base_url="https://platform.example.com", api_key="...", org="acme", timeout=10, max_retries=2, ) as client: knowledge_bases = client.knowledge_bases.list(team="support") config = client.agents.get_runtime_config_by_name("support") .. code-block:: python async with TaimoeClient( base_url="https://platform.example.com", api_key="..." ) as client: knowledge_bases = await client.knowledge_bases.list_async(team="support") Resources --------- .. list-table:: :header-rows: 1 * - Resource - Operations * - ``client.agents`` - Fetch runtime config, create Agents, bind or unbind Knowledge Bases. * - ``client.runtimes`` - Pull Runtime-scoped Agent configuration. * - ``client.knowledge_bases`` - List, resolve by slug, and run a test query. * - ``client.observability`` - Submit one span or a span batch. Retry and correlation --------------------- The client reuses sync and async HTTP connection pools. It generates an ``X-Request-ID`` for every request and retries network errors plus retryable HTTP responses with bounded exponential backoff. ``Retry-After`` is honored up to the SDK maximum delay. Set ``max_retries=0`` to fail after the first attempt. Canonical errors ---------------- HTTP and transport failures are converted into ``TaimoeAPIError`` subclasses, including authentication, permission, validation, rate limit, deadline, not-found, conflict, and service-unavailable errors. Canonical response codes take precedence over HTTP status when both are available. Error strings retain status and request ID for support correlation. The resource client includes Console-management operations that may not be part of the curated Public REST API contract. Treat the SDK's Alpha status and your Platform version as compatibility requirements; pin a minor version in production.